Can M.Sc. Microbiology candidates become lecturers in Zoology or botany?

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    Deepamjyoti Bhol | Contributor-Level 6

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    Yes, if you choose to major in microbiology, you can also become a lecturer in Zoology or Botany. To qualify for lectureships, you must first complete a master's degree in microbiology before applying for exams like the CSIR NET. You can be chosen for a lectureship and a Junior Research Fellowship through the CSIR NET Exam, which is administered by the NTA (National Testing Agency). Only candidates from the Science stream are eligible to take this exam. The subjects covered by this exam include:
    Natural Science
    Molecular Science
    Life Science Mathematical Science
    Planetary Science
    You must submit a CSIR NET Life Sciences application because
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